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This paper examines how communities will behave if they are given the option of taxing the property of commercial establishments (factories, shopping centers, office buildings, etc) at different rates from residential housing. In the last 2 decades many states have enacted legislation which...
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In recent years, it has become a usual practice for buyers of public housing in Singapore resale market to fork out additional cash upfront to sellers to sweeten the deal. This additional cash premium, also known as cash-over-valuation, ranges from 10-20% of the valuation of the property. The...
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The literature on green buildings has blossomed since the study by Eicholtz et al (2009). Researchers have attempted to search for green premiums using property data in different countries. While the studies focus on testing the significance of the green premiums (or discount in some cases), few...
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This paper empirically tests the sentiment and ¡§noise¡¨ effects in Singapore REITs (S-REIT) over the periods from January 2005 to December 2010.Our empirical results show that trading volume is significantly and negatively correlated with price to net asset value (P/NAV) premiums in the...
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This paper provides a rigorous study on the change in Central Provident Fund (CPF) policy in Singapore on 1 September 2002, on household mobility in general and on the affordability and accessibility of potential home-buyers in particular. The change brought about increased accessibility but...
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The thesis looks three pertinent issues in Housing Market and Urban Economics literature with panel data- home sales and house price relationship, efficiency of housing market and commercial property taxation. For the first part, I examine the strong positive correlation that exists between the...
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The prepayment risk of adjustable rate mortgages, unlike that of fixed rate mortgages, greatly depends on the decision of mortgagors to move. Given that housing also serves as an investment asset for the owner, it is hypothesised that the expected capital returns of housing are likely to affect...
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